Since November another 400,000 people have started using Windows Phones where they’ve activated the embedded Facebook app. But when you put that into context against Android and Apple, it’s less good And just like that, Windows Phone has gained another 100,000 users.
Since November another 400,000 people have started using Windows Phones where they’ve activated the embedded Facebook app. But when you put that into context against Android and Apple, it’s less good And just like that, Windows Phone has gained another 100,000 users.
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Windows Phone Facebook numbers hint at less than stellar progress
Plus Liverpool-based ScraperWiki raises new funding, and an urgent call to inaction from the W3C A quick burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Google at Work on an ‘Entertainment Device’ – NYTimes.com More: The device, which exists as a prototype and will eventually be sold as a branded item to consumers, is the company’s most significant venture into hardware. While the initial purpose of the device will be for streaming music, the eventual use could be much wider. Google’s Foray Into Hardware Will Be A Total Disaster — Here’s Why Matt Rosoff writes: Google has never shown that it has any of the characteristics necessary to build, market, and sell consumer goods.
Plus Liverpool-based ScraperWiki raises new funding, and an urgent call to inaction from the W3C A quick burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Google at Work on an ‘Entertainment Device’ – NYTimes.com More: The device, which exists as a prototype and will eventually be sold as a branded item to consumers, is the company’s most significant venture into hardware. While the initial purpose of the device will be for streaming music, the eventual use could be much wider. Google’s Foray Into Hardware Will Be A Total Disaster — Here’s Why Matt Rosoff writes: Google has never shown that it has any of the characteristics necessary to build, market, and sell consumer goods.
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Boot up: Google ‘builds entertainment device’, Twitter Superbowl infographic, and more
Plus Path’s data protection problem, Groupon’s loss analysed. Facebook updates its S-1 and more A quick burst of 10 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team We’re very sorry, BlackBerry users > > Kayak blog From the travel app people: It is with a heavy heart (and thumbs) that we must announce this: KAYAK Mobile is dropping active support and maintenance for our BlackBerry application. We are sincerely sorry to BlackBerry users, but we have regrettably come to this practical decision
Plus Path’s data protection problem, Groupon’s loss analysed. Facebook updates its S-1 and more A quick burst of 10 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team We’re very sorry, BlackBerry users > > Kayak blog From the travel app people: It is with a heavy heart (and thumbs) that we must announce this: KAYAK Mobile is dropping active support and maintenance for our BlackBerry application. We are sincerely sorry to BlackBerry users, but we have regrettably come to this practical decision
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Boot up: Kayak dumps RIM, Apple’s address book hassle, Google pays for your privacy and more
Plus the mysterious case of the address book and Path A quick burst of 5 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Yahoo loses chairman as board is shaken again > > guardian.co.uk In case you missed last night… Chrome For Android: The Browser For The 1% > > parislemon First of all, yes, Chrome for Android is here.
Plus the mysterious case of the address book and Path A quick burst of 5 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Yahoo loses chairman as board is shaken again > > guardian.co.uk In case you missed last night… Chrome For Android: The Browser For The 1% > > parislemon First of all, yes, Chrome for Android is here.
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Boot up: Roy Bostock leaves Yahoo, Google Chrome for Android, and more
Plus US military to get secure Android phones, and Motorola wants 2.25% of Apple’s sales in patent battle A quick burst of 6 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Over 3 years later, “deleted” Facebook photos are still online > > Ars Technica Worth a full read. Facebook is still working on deleting photos from its servers in a timely manner nearly three years after Ars first brought attention to the topic.
Plus US military to get secure Android phones, and Motorola wants 2.25% of Apple’s sales in patent battle A quick burst of 6 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Over 3 years later, “deleted” Facebook photos are still online > > Ars Technica Worth a full read. Facebook is still working on deleting photos from its servers in a timely manner nearly three years after Ars first brought attention to the topic.
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Boot up: Facebook readies mobile ads, China eats Android, and more
Smartphones outsold PCs and tablets combined, says research company – but netbooks have had their day as sales fall by 25% year-on-year Stick a fork in it: the netbook is done, with sales falling by 25% in the past year while smartphones and tablets are invading the computing space, according to new figures from the research company Canalys. In 2011, tablets overtook netbooks in total sales while smartphone shipments exceeded those of tablets and PCs combined, at 487.7m against 414.6m. Netbook shipments in particular fell from 39.4m in 2010 to 29.4m in 2011, a 25% fall, as the total number of tablets shipped rose almost threefold from 23m to 63m by Canalys’s calculations.
Smartphones outsold PCs and tablets combined, says research company – but netbooks have had their day as sales fall by 25% year-on-year Stick a fork in it: the netbook is done, with sales falling by 25% in the past year while smartphones and tablets are invading the computing space, according to new figures from the research company Canalys. In 2011, tablets overtook netbooks in total sales while smartphone shipments exceeded those of tablets and PCs combined, at 487.7m against 414.6m. Netbook shipments in particular fell from 39.4m in 2010 to 29.4m in 2011, a 25% fall, as the total number of tablets shipped rose almost threefold from 23m to 63m by Canalys’s calculations.
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Netbook plummets while tablets and smartphones soar, says Canalys
Plus 10 awesome Android tablet tips and tricks from Zdnet, and why Soundcloud ditched Flash for HTML5 A quick burst of 10 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Analysis: Patent plaintiffs target Facebook as IPO approaches > > Reuters Last year, Facebook was named as a defendant in 22 lawsuits accusing it of patent infringement, double the number from 2010, according to a Reuters analysis of court documents on legal database Westlaw, a Thomson Reuters unit.
Plus 10 awesome Android tablet tips and tricks from Zdnet, and why Soundcloud ditched Flash for HTML5 A quick burst of 10 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Analysis: Patent plaintiffs target Facebook as IPO approaches > > Reuters Last year, Facebook was named as a defendant in 22 lawsuits accusing it of patent infringement, double the number from 2010, according to a Reuters analysis of court documents on legal database Westlaw, a Thomson Reuters unit.
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Boot up: Facebook IPO nears, Zuckerberg’s momentous IM, and more
Open data is all very well, but what if you don’t release the most useful datasets of all? Paul Clarke on the scandal of UK transport data Remind me again: what’s the purpose of opening up all this public data? Ah yes, that’s it
Open data is all very well, but what if you don’t release the most useful datasets of all? Paul Clarke on the scandal of UK transport data Remind me again: what’s the purpose of opening up all this public data? Ah yes, that’s it
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Where open government data falls down: buying a train ticket
Plus is Facebook killing Google? No, says author Jeff Matthews
Plus is Facebook killing Google? No, says author Jeff Matthews
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Boot up: Feature phones ‘more profitable than mid-tier smartphones’, Apple goes enterprise, and more
Many questioned my model for digital newspapers. Here’s a few helpful answers Let’s come back to the business model question. My 15 January column featuring a simple model for digital newspapers triggered a number of emails and comments, many questioning my assumptions (my thanks to readers of the Monday Note who take the time to make insightful contributions to the discussion)
Many questioned my model for digital newspapers. Here’s a few helpful answers Let’s come back to the business model question. My 15 January column featuring a simple model for digital newspapers triggered a number of emails and comments, many questioning my assumptions (my thanks to readers of the Monday Note who take the time to make insightful contributions to the discussion)
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Refining the digital newspaper model
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